Mozambique President and Opposition Leader Seek to Improve Relations
President Chapo of Mozambique and opposition leader Mondlane met in an effort to ease tensions following months of violence after...
Rina Patel
Rina Patel has built a reputation as a poignant journalist specializing in cultural reporting and lifestyle trends. With an undergraduate degree in Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley, Rina started her career as a features writer before expanding her skills to investigative journalism. Her articles often blend personal stories with broader societal themes, making her one of the most sought-after writers in her field.
Simultaneous Cyclone Activity in the Southern Hemisphere: A Rare Event
On Tuesday, six tropical cyclones were active simultaneously in the southern hemisphere, including Severe Tropical Cyclone Alfred in the south-west...
Kenyan President Celebrates Successful 2025 WRC Safari Rally Conclusion
President William Ruto celebrated the successful completion of the 2025 WRC Safari Rally, emphasizing the strong turnout and the event's...
Elfyn Evans Wins Rally Kenya, Ott Tänak Takes Second Place
Elfyn Evans won the third round of the World Rally Championship in Kenya, marking his second consecutive victory. Ott Tänak...
Elfyn Evans Claims Victory at Safari Rally Kenya, Expands Championship Lead
Elfyn Evans won the Safari Rally Kenya, extending his championship lead to 36 points. He completed the rally in just...
Search Efforts Intensify for Missing Student Sudiksha Konanki in Dominican Republic
Sudiksha Konanki, a missing University of Pittsburgh student, had her clothing found on a beach near her last sighting. Investigation...
Kremlin: Difficult Ceasefire Negotiations as Russia and US Meet in Saudi Arabia
The Kremlin anticipates challenging ceasefire talks between Russia and the U.S. in Saudi Arabia. Key issues include NATO expansion, Ukraine's...
Postal Worker Convicted for Stealing $1.7 Million in Checks
Hachikosela Muchimba, a postal worker, was convicted of stealing and forging checks totaling nearly $1.7 million. He was caught after...
US Tariffs on Aluminum: Implications for Jamaica’s Trade Opportunities
The U.S. 25% aluminum tariff, aimed at boosting domestic smelting, is likely to hurt aluminum-consuming industries and raise consumer costs....
Venezuela and U.S. Agree to Resume Deportation Flights Starting March 23
Venezuelan deportation flights from the U.S. will resume on March 23 post-agreement; Trump extends Chevron operations deadline. Rodríguez emphasizes migration...
